Defending the Colorado Taxpayer's Bill of Rights (TABOR)
James Redmond [email protected] Colorado’s unique tax law — the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights, or TABOR — will likely become a point of conversation and contention during much of 2016 in both the legislative session and ....
Here is the newly released Fraser Institute study (attached) titled Economic Freedom of North America 2015. In the event that you can't open the attachment, you can find the report here: http://www.freetheworld.com/2015/efna/economic-freedom-of-north-america-2015-us-edition.pdf. It examines the freedom rankings by ....
New estimates put projected budget deficit as high as $208 million, forcing talks about spending cuts By John Frank The Denver Post A daunting number will loom at the Capitol when Colorado lawmakers return in ....
By Ramsey Scott The Colorado Statesman An education group, with the support so far of Front Range Democratic lawmakers, is planning to ask voters this November to allow the state to keep more tax money ....
The Colorado State Capitol. (Hart Van Denburg/CPR News) Lawmakers will have difficult decisions to make on school funding issues when they tackle the budget this coming legislative session.Members of the Joint Budget Committee on Monday ....
Photo and copyright: Tony’s Takes – used by permission It was a bad week for the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights and it doesn’t look like it’s going to recover any time soon under the Colorado ....
Although the election may have ended a month ago, at least one Colorado school district superintendent hasn’t stopped campaigning. Littleton Public Schools (LPS) Superintendent Brian Ewert sent out a newsletter Wednesday that drew ire from ....
A flyer recently mailed to Littleton Public Schools (LPS) residents asking them to contact their state legislators about an education funding plan cost the district nearly $10,000. LPS Superintendent Brian Ewert sent out a newsletter ....
Colorado business groups are ramping up the debate over the state’s hospital provider fee, warning that if lawmakers don't change how the state accounts for the money the fee generates, they'll “almost certainly force” a ....